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meowface
9mo ago
You don't have to be smart to understand they're very, very, very obviously saying it's an investment and using extremely superficial cover. All things like these are exclusively pennystock scams. You're being bamboozled
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meowface
9mo ago
It's absolutely marketed as an investment, and solely used and referenced by people saying it is an investment. This is like saying those cannabis paraphernalia shops are marketed as only for tobacco.
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meowface
9mo ago
What? Of course it's marketed as an investment. That's the sole thing it's marketed as. Are you not able to lift the thinnest veil imaginable?
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meowface
9mo ago
What high score?
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meowface
9mo ago
Because you'd be aiding and abetting a pennystock scam.
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meowface
9mo ago
This initially sunk my heart, but in all his replies there are like 50 very clearly unintelligent crypto grifters telling him he needs to be killed for scamming them, so I am unsure who to root for at this point. It's depressing he acc
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meowface
9mo ago
It's a half-joke. No need to take it that seriously or that jokingly. It's mostly only grifters and cryptocurrency scammers claiming it's amazing. I think ideas from it will probably partially inspire future, simpler systems.
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meowface
9mo ago
Last one is irrelevant. Of course some companies are miscalculating. OpenAI never claimed they had achieved AGI internally. Sam was very obviously joking, and despite the joke being so obvious he even clarified hours later. >In a post to
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meowface
9mo ago
What does he have to gain? This is Deno: https://deno.com
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meowface
9mo ago
What is incorrect or bad about his statement?
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meowface
9mo ago
Your posts here remind me of Trumpists citing random Twitter leftists as Democratic party leaders.
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meowface
9mo ago
The AI bubble will pop any month now. See? I can do this too.
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meowface
9mo ago
Steve Yegge is not an idiot or a bad programmer. Possibly just hypomanic at most. And a good, entertaining writer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Yegge Gas Town is ridiculous and I had to uninstall Beads after see
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meowface
9mo ago
That is definitely not the point of it.
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meowface
9mo ago
From my heavy experience using every frontier model for a year now, LLMs are actually probably much, much better at nuanced data migration problems specific to your stack than at a frontend user settings page. (Though still pretty good at b
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meowface
9mo ago
I feel no strong need to convince others. I've been seeing major productivity boosts for myself and others since Sonnet 3.5. Maybe for certain kinds of projects and use cases it's less good, maybe they're not using it well; I
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meowface
9mo ago
The poll did not ask "Is it OK to be white?", it asked "Do you agree or disagree with this statement: 'It's OK to be white.'"
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meowface
9mo ago
Please spare us.
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meowface
9mo ago
How on Earth do people keep taking Gary Marcus seriously?
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meowface
9mo ago
Disagree with what you wrote but upvoted for the excellent latter sentence. (I know commenting just to say "upvoted" is - rightfully - frowned upon, but in lampshading the faux pas I make it more sufferable.)
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meowface
9mo ago
I absolutely believe that asylum claims from Venezuela are completely legitimate and that Maduro completely deserved to be arrested. I am just saying under international law and norms, the United States government did not have the legal or
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meowface
9mo ago
I am unsure. It's certainly very good that he's gone. I don't know if it meets the threshold. There being bloodier regimes is I actually think a reasonable counter-argument: should we topple all them, too? If polls show over
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meowface
9mo ago
I can understand this position and have always admired Kasparov's principled ideology, but I think this is too narrow of a look. More things could've been done to peacefully attempt to oust Maduro with the cooperation of other cou
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meowface
9mo ago
I am perpetrating the exact wrong the parent poster referenced but: this is why liberalism is such a good principle and political position. It's almost a meta-position, and it provides clarity in circumstances like these.
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meowface
9mo ago
The whole point of that saying is the carrying of the stick, not smashing someone in the head with it and scooping their brains out with a scalpel. Maduro was a terrible dictator but toppling governments requires stronger justification, lik
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meowface
10mo ago
Right-wingers just are not serious people.
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meowface
10mo ago
Did you read the next sentence? America has often stomped on the ideas it claims to fight for but to say it has never attempted to realize it is very silly and itself just reflexive anti-America propaganda. Look at FDR's words and acti
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meowface
10mo ago
It seems likely that at least for a few more centuries, humanity and Earth are going to play the typical geopolitical games they've played during the past centuries. China and Russia are consistently led by ruthless people who like pow
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meowface
10mo ago
Yes, nearly all of them absolutely are. (I have talked to many of them and they really truly are.) That fact does genuinely assuage my concerns. Still, I do wonder if a future charismatic far-right politician who does not come across as a l
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meowface
10mo ago
Part of it is ideas and ideals. America represents ideas of liberty, liberalism, democracy, and individualism. The USSR/Russia and China represent the exact opposite. America has failed to live up to those ideals (slavery, plunder, top
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